AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoQuantum Computing: Broomfield-based Quantinuum says its Helios computer achieved 99.9995% logical fidelity in a new error-correction result—10 times better than its own September record. AI Safety: CU Boulder researchers developed a video deepfake detector that uses far less computing power than current systems, aiming to make real-time checks more practical. Satellite Connectivity: Broomfield’s Gogo outlined a mid-2030s upgrade path for its Galileo in-flight broadband service, designed to preserve much of the equipment already installed on aircraft. Colorado AI Rules: The state released interim draft rules for automated decision-making technology and chatbot safety, as regulators grapple with how to govern fast-moving AI tools. Avalanche Forecasting: Colorado researchers are using new tools to improve forecasts of how far avalanches could travel, a step toward better risk planning in mountain communities. Wildlife Crossings: Crossing structures and fencing along I-25 have cut wildlife-vehicle collisions by more than 90% on an 18-mile stretch, showing how engineered infrastructure can protect animals and drivers.
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